Which of the following best describes the types of cases the Supreme Court is most likely to review?

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Question 11 options:

Cases involving state law only, with no federal issues

Cases involving disputes between states or constitutional questions

Cases involving local government regulations and small claims

Cases involving minor traffic offenses and family disputes

Answer 1

The type of cases the Supreme Court is most likely to review are:

Cases involving disputes between states or constitutional questions

The Supreme Court primarily focuses on issues that have national significance, particularly those involving federal law, constitutional interpretation, and disputes between states.